Please note the current traffic situation
- L200 Bregenzerwald
- B198 Reutte
- L198 Lech
Your safety in the Warth-Schröcken ski area.
Protect yourself and others - health is the top priority!
We have taken several steps in the Warth-Schröcken ski area, to ensure that you can enjoy a day of skiing that is as relaxed and safe as possible. Therefore the queuing areas at the ski pass ticket offices are clearly marked and separated using a signage system. All of our ticket offices have similarly been equipped with hand sanitizer dispensers and glass partitions between guest and employees.
Can I buy my ski ticket online?
Yes, you can purchase your day and multiday ski passes safely and easily on our online shop. This avoids long waiting times and helps to keep the ticket office clear.
Is contactless payment possible in the ski area?
Yes. At all ski pass ticket offices and the majority of catering establishments on the mountain, you have the option to make contactless payments. We ask that you make use of this option!
Where in the ski area is wearing a face mask compulsory?
Wearing the mask is no longer mandatory. There is only the recommendation to wear a FFP2 mask in closed rooms.
Is there the possibility, to get mouth/nose protection at the ski pass ticket offices?
Yes. Face masks covering the mouth and nose are available in all ski pass ticket offices.
Do i need a face mask on the piste?
No. On the pistes, no face mask is required.
Is there good ventilation in the cable cars and gondola lifts?
Yes. 14 of our 15 lifts are chair lifts, where there is constant ventilation. On gondola lifts, ventilation is provided by open windows and on chair lifts by open "bubbles",.
Can I dispose of used face masks or tissues in the lifts?
No. Please do not leave your used face mask or tissues behind in the cable cars. Dispose of these in the bins provided.
Where are the sanitising stations in the ski area?
We have made additional sanitising stations available in the toilet facilities, ticket office areas, mountain restaurants and also other public places (e.g. car parks, at the entrances to our buildings and ski stores).
Is everything being disinfected regularly?
Yes. All means of transport are disinfected at regularly-spaced intervals on multiple occasions throughout the day. Our gondola lift will be disinfected seamlessly and efficiently using state-of-the-art technology by an atomizer. Similarly, handrails, ATMs, toilet facilities, ski stores and first aid rooms will be disinfected to the extent necessary.
How can employees protect themselves and customers?
All employees, who have direct customer contact (minimum safety distance non-existent) will wear a face mask covering the nose and mouth or will be separated from the customer by suitable protective measures (especially in ticket offices e.g. Glass separation walls). In addition to this, all cable car employees have been trained and made aware of uniform guidelines and rules about the Covid safety measures.
Is there someone responsible for Covid-19 on the ski lifts?
Yes. The cable car companies each have an employee responsible for Covid-19, who is responsible for the planning and implementation of the measures. We have similarly developed a hygiene and prevention concept, that can be used as a guiding principle for all employees.
What does the parking situation look like?
Our car parks provide enough space, for you to keep to the safety distance from other people. If it is not possible to maintain the safety distance, mouth/nose protection must be worn. Depending on the number of guests, the number of parking attendants will be increased to ensure a controlled process.